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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15


Ihs ka4iess ssTpsee Castle pub
lis1ss ssa.s ysrg vigorous lsEAi q 80 -
he frs4asat AL gizLtfal sslifoad d's-
sefsEs % 80 pass ssar. 10 GREATEST Ia
nambsr az sBorI4ity that ssef ooeafrs'i
dnriaz asy ys4s n liz LHlisl >tAsss.
Tie gs1eFai charge o. tie o1-<iis .
lhat 80 railroad employees as nndsf-
psid a1d ssersorAsd. sEi tnat osing %
iusafi-i sns sage ths Dsat and moot RS
halls eisss e scFkassn caaaot % Oh
ta.asd A2fopos * tA,s, aad anoox
naaJ etasr tLngs. 30 = cited thai the
zsesrsl pa ~ 8 passenger trsio brake
man Bus So Or So rsf month. - De-
Iax obliged g. assF lrst -eisss aalfosm.
o. livery. znd b. board a. 10th ends u
the Las. iaszsly At hotels and away from
h0ne THAI Ito pAfsimouy u The rail-
reads ia aneihsr respect are cited They
10 not keep enough Eaichmsn 90 nA<-
mea snd switch handle, and those en-
psoyst beng ofisn old. crippled and
haiSpay haada
"A 60 snzinssfs. Grsrlsn AID conduct
ors. especially GA freight trains, they srs
s4id b - zlmos, universally oyeFworksd,
thsir dutiss forming one everlasting
grind.
Lut ss apprshsnd thai above ali thess
charges and explanations comes the rank
and eF,nlnal esrslessnsss - the general
management a'0ng tbs lines. Surely,
81 ben that sccsnsrie strap broks on the
t.ris express after lsAyirz Chicago there
must have been some s9,s and lsgtii-
mate way out OF ihs mishsp. And Why
should IAst freight hsvs been seat OF
laundering on ths heels Of the express
There VS. ample telegraph communica-
ton between the two rscing trains al
along lbs line. Did TIE freight remain
transported a. 10 the crippled condition
OF he sxprsss2 Why should the break
iDg % an eccentric strap De OF frequent
occurrence. ~ tue railroad officials say
Ard = that semaphors hight does 10
COED. Why Is il usede Trains have no
right - rua INTO each other, ard tho law
ard tha people demand that they shall
not. IL IL al criminal carsi.ssness, aud
should - punished from the lowest re-
sponsiols workman % the fountain head.
Tie G-,zeffe's charges and exposures
are undoubtedly well founded. bat We
have long b-@n convinced. sud these
ca,asirophes subs;AEtiats tic conviction.
tsst trai0s are teo frequently run IN a
careless and Indifferent way. The en-
pioyss become hardened 10 danger sni
take unwarrsntsb.s risks IN making mp
tine. runninx a time. forgetting or *
noring signals, and similar ventures.
These havocs have become - IRE
frequent that the whole county is
aroused.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

MORTGAGES SALE -tessnlt havli z been made
VI Ia rhs coalitions - a cera u .u,orig gage
1afet lhe .sih day ~ Iuig f--s fIecuted by
Graz - hfoEa srf = rsa Bro VI. of Grand
eows1 o. 81 sane place md recorded iu TIE
affcs OF Size tsgs = o. leeds 81 ksrt county.
in .hs sf'e ~ NJ ehissn o. tae ftth fsr ~ Isir.
49, ST geo ~ u tiscr - -
aiartl4<es Ca psro So b. nhieh tle power Of
SAFE tsege -nnfssasfi IA o. re 0pefslive. and
SAD m1rlsa<s attaining aa tlnvlDE csvr
naHt. fhsr snonld any i@tagf Dc made u fhe
psYreuf ~ The ssii strecsf o. srv err re 9 4
~ an insfs .rueas of p-i1. t1al o. ~ aay
2sFi tnsreo' on tay dav whercup n 80 ssrss Is
maize "a abe ar -tfFr rxpfss ei anf n .u's
tns .sue --msll unpaid 49, in ar-rar for the
spsfr n SKY fsTs fnen AMI ron tbenCsfOrh
tess = fo "a s.ter toe ltp pc e. TIE ssid SKY
GaVs 80 n9tf oil fse sa-sssd prime. a snG ~
SIX andrel driIa IS rcrasins agpsld Wiih az
trfrs1e af .utsrrSt tleean s0s.l sf t1E octir1 -
SID nai &c hfs eye,rl-rrf siui1isfrsrn-~ or
sssiEas become and - d1e sna payable imnae
rselr thsresfe- although lfe rsI lsd stnV.
lbs 80 CO. - psTri enf thereof usV not hen
Save expired anything h-rsn fes0-e ~ "a ssfd
pfoar 'sssrF toe coals red tp eau rsfF lereof
fs aggri<e n0ta itnst indfug = 4 ere isss 80
ga ssid unuriraI mn mers.1rtd ia szis s,ert
ErEe fur ard rsya ie fsuaarg lt-1. f. = 80
e va ~ &c inss 0fert ~ interest or sd
priHr' a. sliu 8.ie ard raTsale '..F ef6 b
is> A nroriJe.i e. sssl srof Ssge. Rg nE
heeu ntid 80 hersIa .Terd slt -af Nfr "a h,sen
ratN 9 IS lats ~rrItufrer 81 p - ise HaT
80 tai tfe ssit IN r. MCGOWAN. nlnftselra
hsriut reetesi fssf ire Whole -rarurt ~ 81 =
uof ssar eale tsl- 49, Vf .eh rfsr zfre Der
= sise3 u - a ~ fnf Hteseif ar tse
tris fIoii &c Sfp ~ a slriifet AZ Hff seT q
Il sr- faH 1fu-rt nius Gents a fI N0 eiIf SD.
r.s saving ferr I.sr, l-eti 81 ~. % RI. r
a~'-et 1oe rsnlsr nS seeses.i hy ssi'tIln lrtTsg-
Or ssrEEr ftrscl
dtr ef 'ee On r. S a. ern e. in te
oes,u p. laal das tee ieHut sca- el tee
tt1r tl1Ff .n fae ffr 1ff rsn-t tsr. 1 the
CasinF ~ Kenr saf Ssf ~ Wtssssn
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15
NJ
AaskEGoS. sAIekDA1 OF


oar tEslasss asa are reporting se-si,s'i Z
F.i za1@.
Ex.sA4sn liza bFssaaosn. u Befsa. =
80 iAe citI-
II ii eooaspsed. u ra.sio @. as a
.sas yesterday.
TIE s4ssrxisofs ars Sill u sessioa %lta
- PROSPECTS, tn slDe de.
gfgssetts. ~ Ibrss Rivers IS ia tow.
ilsozint alteg as llal9sris< latsrests.
C,ntestar lee has eouaInsa1sd l4sing
ga Cieease Detseea fifss aud sS~ei.a
streets.
I.ha CAsveg representing tAs ufaaa
Rapids Provision C0auIanf. Nas 10 ne e4sl
Yesterday
"a j Hamuhrsy tnt Miss Elar N. Rose
acre 4ntled = tas uelF 0oEd4 u a4aifi-
aloay yesterday.
Yesterday lhs axe presented busy a.
Becf. t beng lar AssL daY tns "esA iLsi
iul isel las arrived
:. huks 101 factory sill Start ~ 4ssin
"a A3ntsy aIter .iylos de II tnree % q
aags past repairing
The AfAagtoa IS undergoing thorough
.epaifs ss4 ~iil BE- opeaed D allas Aosi.
Bradford. 81 To- Americsn.
uls4 a asa osggase wagon walcl ads al
other % bis already large equipment
r. MeDOnnslly, travelling freight Agen.
OF the Cincinnati. " aoash < Aieligan, IS
ia t01n Tor lAe Interests u tLs road
J. X Meyrs. OF ths dFuS arm ~ N
Asyrs & sou. LAS reinEued fron Detroit,
where ae las oeea bayins taelr holiday
soO,is.
Henry Dimmock. travelling fleight age {
u The CbicssO, Musaukee & -. Paul Rail
way. Of Chicago. Is IA ihs city looking after
Tie cars his road . having butt here 0y
The car works.
Miss Rschel Stskswe.ther, daughter Of
Geo. Starkersataer. OF Washington, ID. G.,
Who has been visiting here for The past two
weeks as the ggess or Miss Florence
Beardesly returned home Yesterday.
The oase Oall eha.lengs issued 10 the
Rosen Bres bass bali cluo BY the Athletics.
Of ms city. has been accepted for return
game Tor ss5 a side 70 oe play Ell Sunday
Oct l6 This will be q lively contest, Is
both clsinI The city championship.
VIM Brown. former MGsssgonile, but
nov OF Minneapolis. is here visiting among
bis old friends. He = largely interested
there In ais Old vocation ian Derng and
thinks thar the day Is not far distant when
Minneapolis ciA O0trank huskegon IS a
Numbering city.
Arie Donksr. a sailor on the bark J. s
SCOTT. which was tel II The docks OF tie
Blodgesf & Byrne mill. came up town last
night and whisky goE The pest OF him.
1 pom returning be slipped upon the tram
nav 20 resch bis vessel. when he lost bis
balance ard fell upon The dock. snd WAS
Instantly killed tie has relations in Port
Huron. ard bis remains will probably be
sent there tor burial today.
Geo. Y Whitney of Auburn, y. Y. who
ran away from ais family sbont three years
ago and came here. assumed the name 81
Geo. ". Wood, and obtained employment
on the &. & ". NJ. railroad. was arrested on
warrant sworn out by his wife, and
btought before Justice Miller. When
arrested be wss living wlth another woman
his examination Was postponed until mex
Monday Oct
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

For Chicsgo-PCopellsrs swallow. go og
feat lumber; Annie Laura. 250oC0 lumte-
Thos A. Scott. $4,000 lumber; Michael
Grob. 800 0o0 lumber. City OF -. Joseph
$1,000 lumber, SchOoners Andrew Jack
son. 24OO00 lumber Kate Lyons. 24OO0f
lumber. City II Grand Haven. 10000 lum-
Der lyman NJ. Davis. $4,000 Lumber, &. J
Eoeder, 400 600 shingles
For Michigan City propellers Ter
Grant. 300 so feet lumber A. T. Colburn
275 90 lumber. schooner Noses Gage, 275,-
coo lumber
To,sl--3.09o,Ooo feet lumber, l,4ooOos
shingles.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

W NEarf ~ - Rf EFta-tsT~
That - $ peculiarly interesting csse
which mss come up ~ New York under
lhs Contract Labor Law A Scotch
farmer rss refused permission 90 land ia
spite o; TIE Efforts u !. :. kENxEDT.
President 81 she 81 Andrews society.
Thsu when Rev. Mr.. WARNEa came 20
this country under contract e. iii tue
rsst0rste q Tue Church p thu holy
Trinity Mr.krsTxDv protested sgsinst his
bssaz allowed - lsnd. Tus protest Vac not
hsedsd. end Mr.. NxSNzDT appealed 10
The Ssor>i.ry % the Treasury, who re-
Piled that !. vas past bis Jurisdiction.
sol K Tie lac bad teen violated j. VS.
ihs duty Of the lnitsd states attorney
10 bring suit against lev. Mr. WAEE rvs
employers aud tas Captain % tia ship
that hrcaght hm over. Nov District
Air-.neg WkrxEa says Sc Is pisin that
ia lsw ha@ BEEN violated, aad .bst it is
he unp.essans duty 70 bring suit 90
recover ihs penalty = slCo0
The resalt ~ this decssson 90 The part
Of tie District Attorney vii bs watched
with sdisi interest GA account y its
bearing on ibe case Of Rev. Do. PARS FIR.
in case shat divine should be engaged 10
succse3 e. Rsv. HE>es WARn BEEcu-
Fn's pgipit
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15
Health is Wealth.

d.. Z. {. West Nerve ans Brain Treatment a
guaranteed specific for Hys'eris Dimes, Con-
Wilson's lit. Nervous Ncur6igls. Headache
Nervous PrDsiraiion caused BY the use ~ Alcohol
or tobacco. WakefC hes, Mental Depression.
soiteDinE Of the Brain resulting IN Insanity and
leading TO misery. decay anc death, premsiuTe
Old age. bsrre.ness Loss q Power IN either
sex, Involuntary Losses sno epcrmaipffhoes
caused by overexe1ion 81 the brain, seifabuse
or over-indulgerce. Each box contains opc
months treatment. 81 box OF az boxes fog
g., sent by mail prepaid ou receipt OF price.
WE GuAktNTEE SIN BONES
To cure xnv case With each order received hy
Us FOR ak boxes. accompanied with e.. se viii
send The purchaser our written guarantee 70 Re.
f1nd the money. ~ the treatment does not effect
q cure. Guarantees issued only by
w. n. TIBBS, DRUGGIST,
sole Agent
1a6 Mouroe-st., Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

MONET TO LOAN-ON WATCHEs JEwfLR0.
III plaHs0e aud other personal property Hoases
and lots FOR sale exchkugo. Gard and JOB
printing 81 lO~ Rates. D. John B0ie, - Pesfi ~
Berkey block ys<I
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15
Ny n RrlL

D>ar Bel I'll write Won short letter
30 say ! m wonderfully better
How much thai means you ought 20 know
Who saw NE Just one month ago
Thin. nervous. fretfnl, white as chalk.
Almost too wesk 10 breathe or talk
Head throo6ng As II n for breaking.
A weary. eyer-present aching.
Bur nov life seems different thing.
! Zee az CAD as bird on wing
/ SAY. snt fear 10 contradiction,
That Pierce Fsvorlie Prescription
l. grand Why "a have died without IL
Ma thinks there's no mistake about il.
Us driven al my ills away
iust come aud see Yours ever, Nay.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

NOTICE. HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE To-
y "a Monroe at vi b the trm OF rlere Bro
Shanuck, and ant a ! who srF indebted %
ne and wish 10 save coss % cal auo settle their
accounts OF once. p = Pierce
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

I INCOLN HOUSE IS SPRING ST.-BEsT O.
II dsy bouse IA Aichigsn. Excellent board Rud
angle room only 81 peT wtek. DAY board - sinsie
ut&B.1c nict, eGio l4OiAe neviy tttct up
near Monroe -. all the wholesale house X 81
aepotA. churches aud tbtstcrs PaFflcBlaT aitSU.
ton gwen % the co,nfur aud wants of tF&uslsuis
and the nsc8ds 81 soldiers Nbo come ID visit ne
Home. A A- sullivan. Proprietor
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

TIE -orouer's jury ri 30 eass p tbe
Ncufs disaster msie three strsight
bails-sy-e yesterday. 7, ceBsursd. frsf.
the iispatcher fsr slls~inx the pssssu-
80 train to run = .ilssbied engine waeu
e 'reixhs vas r.cse behind. second. the
engineer r re frei9ht fcr r1u8inx bis
trssn 81 fsst through a 80 srd third.
the rcmpsny FOR showing = crippied 81
r'ne 60 - lse,i - : rass@ngpr trsir.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

Tts h.nx-rs ia SESSION At pSstshurg
Yesterday pssse9 a s~rsihs rs~olnficr
whrr fhey recommended 80 <scrtcn ~
e. sxt<ad'ticn trrA7y ~ith tireaf Rrts-n
uhich shall .sver 80 cas.s Il defaulssrs
sr.l a,afe--.as-<.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

The public srs informed 81 tsle-
srspnic dispatch thai about 100 proni-
nsnt e.fisens % Chicago have been at
t4utiiux convention. "ths o. set ~
vfiirs - ~ decide ugon the ~sys and
r,esrs of ootsining = coanasi wsy from
tie over End - fska Michigan q The
a ssissipp. Hiver. ~ sufficient capacity
g. accommodate The large sizs Missls-
sippi Bivsr beats" Va suppose that
uesus = csns- Insssnnch IS ~ clover
s1J 81 l.ske Alchi<sa = Al TIA SlrH.s
- Nackins-, more then two .flris ~
tbs .sngfn - that -cbsnnsl rsy, Ibe
part betw-eu Msekinsw sud Chicago =
airasjy ot more thsn sufficient cspscisy
b. srommoasfe tie isrxsss bosts that
Seal on th- Nississiprs. cr 10 thsT IN
tsnd ~ -roes Northern Wiscnusup
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15
FREE AS AIR!

All advertisements of destinations Wanted
Male on Female. and all of Help Wanted.
Male or Female, are absolutely FREE i'm
next Sundays paper.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

Ne have fsiled - sbservs rat any
ere sss yst rtneeksd ihst TRsrs ras
CT ~ srack.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15
Shorthand Bookkeeping

re-sa = 80 ,s.se So f.,,,-ue asss =. ess--.
'sIsrre~eIHrn1e - x-est rssrs ~ .s..se srs ~
rssN. Gsgr r.FrSia w. .ar~tess-t a
tfcte t1re- c. tee aor So sr seesrs
rrtttle oH0T fsse9 ~~sas - fHsx 49, ems
Ef.e~ f1i So 80 ere ~ !.
tszx . esssk 8spsfe a'ch -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.


4 OSf-A Tall. WHIaE AND LEMON sEFTFR
u QEe year "a Z Eet1ns te HAgfF iddloar1t
sas fAss f..i.oa-sl. AID f.>~sise hoef@i Tvssgc
ss.f
Help Uanted--Mate.
WANTKD-A BOZ. IA . Is WARS oLp, TO
w wofx ie Easltns department 81 tte Tile
gram hera.a Apply eeeen aaa tassp n
IANTED-A nOlt 80 Max MO HAS NORA
w - 10 .eNe-rs ssots AL usna 81 tlgisu up he
iFs1e kn4oile 81 :. +. hoaaD. 40 AoofVe-st.
-.
NrANrED-A GOOD SOBER AND INTT-T-TT-T'
W gent Aau eon potent l0T 20 iecf Ak. 3 ne
speass Holland and fug'ish and Z, RESTING on
The Nesi eide. Cat si4fse. Room - A0qsfI1sn
iG dag IS
iVANfED-A rORTEB. HEAD WATHa.
" cash oess iGlorcfs aud lueu Wiz teauss.
Employ ment sresu Rooms ; ali q fiefee
block -
cOoPEks WANTED WFrFEN COOPKgs
y wanted immediately Ia Thifast Spring
4 Aiudley. -
WANTED CARPENTEgs APPLY AT ONCE.
" corner Ransom sud Cresoentsve. q. D.
Miller n
IpANrKD-FIFrY MN F0R TRAcKIAY-
ing aud osllast.ns oa q X l.. y. RAJ
roAd Apply a. railroad crossing iAifd-st BIC
Rae and lzliy -
VlANTED-NAH AID WIFE TO MANAGE
w farm, tao miles from city Grand Union
Bureau rooms AID :. Pierre block =.
IVAETED-ONE sALEsMAK - EACH COIN
W " IL Alchigan-t5 per day. send stsUp
p D. Farrell. 40 Csnal-st, 6Isnd Rapids. -
Help Wanted f'enaie.
yVANTEp-AT ONCE NINE SWEDISH GIRLS
W iof coos. mr.; and second gr.s, good wage
Iad Inquire al employment bureau koonas
aud I, fierces block -
VVANrED-A GIRL:A GOOD COOK AND LsUN-
W dress. app az . Lyon'st Ill
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIHI. FOR GEN
w eral housswork. Apply al SIS Fountain 4
WANTED AT oNcE-Ex PKRIKNCED DRESS
w makers. including waist makers. skirt max
erS aud button. hole makers. Also practical
bouseseeper Tor family OF three. MIS- { =. Conln.
Ranscm-st 81
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hoasework small iEniy, easy Work. CO
al and ackeynolcs b.oek 2.ai
Situations ~ dnted--Mate.
Ivy BODY WANTING GOOD RELIABLE
"A help o any knit should cal AZ the Employ
meut Bureau Room aud 4. Pierce block 1s5
WANTED sITUAIIOS-As JASIToR OR
W waichman by marie 1 mar. Bes. Of
reference given. J. 5, box 4. this Office 30
WANTED r. SOME LIGHT EMPLOYMENT
w about house or sore by faithful old
solder. only small wages required address o
ID. box 4 ~
yUANTED-A POSITION EITHER on ROAD
" or ia house. with some good house Ex
perlence and best Of reference No man can
give better Address John NJ Laberieaux, Ben
ton Harbor, Mich. so
Situations Udnfed-Fen0le.
NTANTED-3Y A YOUNG LADY A SITUATION
w 10 work with tailor o. tailOress on coats
and vests. Address G. X, box e. care this once.
2s5
" ANTED-A SITUATION BIZ A YOUNG LADY
W as second girl in a ANAL family. Address
situation. care this Office or Ia West Fulton.
21lff
For kent--RoOms.
C0R RFNT-ROOMs FOR RENT OVER
j Gardiner Bsxters, 50 Monroe 81. zeltf
NO RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS
j with or without board Table bozrdeTs
wanted Mr.. David Miller Us ;. Divisonsf ~
nor RENT-FU FINISHED OR UNFTRNIsH-
/ ed rooms apply ST 50 West Bridgest. ~
TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM
i heated. and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply al room los New Housemsn
block 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

COR RFNT 49, FURNISHED FRONT Roots
4 either single OF 81 suite. stssm heated aisa
rooms ior light horisek eepinF krriY e. Po0r a.
Ledysrf fiork. l0i offswssf. 11Stf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15
For Renf--HOuses.

l,OR REST-IN A DESIRABLE LOCALITY
j an eight-ro0m house, near street car line
Enquire at Il Henry-st ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

Must b SODA good HQrsE AID hAkN
VI sud fpQf lois ga Sc village ~ ffencnt So
kri her Sita - sNfss o. rrsi-csAss alt stia 49,
lols al axe ilo4taee a olu4ls iue toru. ven
cEeAp fer cast ~ sLl ilade tof cary fI3Perf!
ilton Dantnn
~na ln WILL 81 ~ ANktsOf NfA
SDUU.UU. pso,od lsla Grave. soil - .ni.es
mon IS Napl a. Atsa iIaN. a. Cs1si l0f SAT-
sddfess Q ilslnsstcn q, 4 asnc ia p-as -
Isok sALk-fIAk LANDS. IN NsaAfGo
Il Cflaty Upper Penlnsgs anc n lsoa2sil.
also choice noafhegn fue sxceiieAi farms IA a. y
nounfy snd valuable ely tHppesfg fof sae
Money 70 iosl Ga kesl tSisie ca 6suk seeufitier
- SUMS from JJt ttg 50 go aocss snd itinsis
bought HDa sod lhsft slss tn sale uiuu ia
h5laAL-t el-ls. pies 81 lea ofikls 80 lroit.
age ~ - feet which "a admitted 10 he the I.ioss
ceS;fanie property il he city Tor re locsi ou q
a hrst a. Hotel Asdoszir llFy Goods House
stores, b1ak r other tusiaes iDdustTs. faf
particulars cali on az Edancss A. X Anils3al
Room LoFeiis hlock- opposite Sweets Hoe
lkuf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

Tor BE- T-wY WILL. FIT or. FURNISHING
II reliable water and steam power for ans
Satisfactory applicant Tht Iron veneer building
on Erie o. lsiely occupied ~ eite'ts Boiler
shop Dimensions a. HtWt 4N7s has hirh
ceiling and itRhf on faFee sides. Apply 70 Fsscl
carr -Neefet - b NilL-st CITY. "a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15
Miscellaneous.

COR RENT-SToRE At - WEST FULTON-sT.
Il Enquire at 22l Nj Nernon-St 2i6f
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

DOOM AND POWER TO NEWCOMER
Ia Csmpsn and Logss-Sts. Bennes a Osouru
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

no EENT--oNE SUIT OF FRONT OFFICE
1 rooms. two suit ofce-irsfle living ROOMS. no
bes; locations inquire - q Monroe-st InueH
Block room T.. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15

Tor REST-A INV STORE j. LOCATION
L suitable i0r general stock Of goods The
right msn vii g wsf Wouid col g reduced
price sDn tnT0E ia the stone wall valued 81 SO
AID give ten year time. Tuttic Bros. over Ar.
-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-15
Situations Wanted-Female
For. lfefif-R0Oflls.

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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-08-17
THE GRAND ARMY.

The people OF Great Falls will be
pleased at the intention OF the war
veterans to establish here a post of
the Granp Army Of Republic. That
organization is now powerful and
vigorous. It was formed to perpetu-
ate the memories Of the civil war, to
promote good fellowship among the
veterans, and to provide occasions
when officer and private might meet
on terms of equality to rehearse the
story of their campaigns and rejoice
in the restoration of the union. The
Grand Army was also formed to pro-
mote the well-being Of its members,
to pay the last honors to comrades
and to assemble on memorable day to
strew flowers on soldiers graves and
listen to an appropriate Grafton in
memory of the brave mem who had
joined 'sthe bivouac of the dead.n
The general influence of the army has
been good. With few exceptions the
members have sought to promote har-
mony between north and south, and
thus hasten the time when the union
will be as perfect in heart and spirit
as its founders contemplated when
they formed the constitution which
as the charter of our liberties.
Amid strong inducements to swerve
from its course, the Grand Army has
kept clear of party politics which are
never allowed to disturb the harmony
of its "camp-fres." The proposed
post here cannot fail to pursue sue
cessfully the path thus outlined forit
by the older branches. In its ranks
will be found veterans who fought
nobly during the civil war, and whose
presence here means a hearty welcome
for all comrades who come to help us
building a big city.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-08-17
: THE TERMINUS.

The map-maker of the Fort Benton
Board Of Trade pamphlet blunders
when he makes the Manitoba railroad
pass at some distance from this city,
and fails to designate the Montana
Central as a separate line. 1t was
supposed in Helena, Benton and else
where that the Manitoba railroad
would not enter this city, but Mr..
Hill and his chiefs at the proper time
answered such suggestions conclu-
sively by selecting grounds in the
park for both the passenger and
freight depots. The Manitoba COM
pany will also construct a costly bridge
to give access to these depots, while
the townsite company will build a
splendid wagon bridge for the public
accommodation. This will, in brief,
be the western terminus of the Mani
toba railroad with all the importance
which that rank implies. Our city
will also be the northern terminus of
the Montana Central, and it is from
here and not from Fort Benton, as the
map-maker states, that the Pacific
extension will be built when such is
deemed desirable. City publications
should be strictly accurate. A mis-
statement may be made by a map as
well as in print. It is the mission Of
such documents to stimulate inquiry.
When any statement made by a map
is not verified by the actual facts, the
value Of the whole publication is re-
duced.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-08-17
MONS.

In the justice court of Great Falls township.
county of Ghoteau, territory of Montana:
Joseph Gauvreau, plaintiff, VS.. Ida Pew, defen-
dant-Sammons.
The People of the Territ,ry of Montana send
greeting to Ida Pew, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-named plain
tiff in the Justices court of Great Falls township,
anfwer before the justice, at his Office in said
township the complaint filed therein, in not less
than four days. nor more than ten days, after the
completion of the service of this The
said action is brought to recover of you the sum
of thirty-nine dollars 1880, interest included.
and now due on account for work done by the
above-named plaintiff at your special REQUEST.
and you are hereby notified that if you fail to SO
appear and answer said complaint, as above re-
quired, said plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for said sum of thirty-nine dollars fsS9l. to-
gether with costs of this suit.
Given under my hand this thirteenth day of
July, A. ID. 1887. GEORGE Z. HUY,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
GEO. W. TAYLcR, Attorney for Plaintiff.